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What happens to you when you have Non Hodgkin lymphoma cancer? Are there any chance? |
What happens to you when you have Non Hodgkin lymphoma cancer? Are there any chance? I lost my husband to Non-Hodgkin lymphoma last year. As you know it attacks the whole immune system. Tumors will grow through out ones system. Yes! NHL is cureable, but it is a long hard road. Good luck to whomever has it. of course there is...especially when it's caught early. Here is a site that can answer many questions for you from disease definition, diagnosis, staging, treatment, and clinical research. |
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It depends entirely on two things: first, which TYPE of Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma you have (slow or fast-growing) and what stage it is in when it's diagnosed. I had the Fast-growing type, and it ... depends on what type of NHL. There are about a hundred different varieties, with many variables and different prognosis. Low grade lymphomas often aren't curable where as high grade lymphomas ... I'm not positive about cureable, but it is at least treatable. Here is the site with the best info: ... Only your oncologist can answer that, specific to your case. It depends on the type of NHL. Sometimes people are put on maintenance doses of Rituxan [very little side effects]. Check this site... It wasn't THAT bad. It surely wasn't fun, but hey, at least I'm still here. Hair loss was in about 10 days - 2 weeks. Nausea was a side effect but not that bad. I had numbness in... my sympathies to you and your friend. If her doctor thinks they need to treat with chemo or chemo - they should. my mother had non-hodkins for 8 years. most of the time she wasn't too bad... I am a NHL survivor. I used chemo and Rituximab. It took a little over 2 years to be called in remission. 1. You can fully recover. 2. It is extremely advisable to do it. 3. The cost is not meas... I don't know whether or not I can put your mind at ease, but I can perhaps help you to become a bit more informed. To explain the staging- lymphoma is staged as I,II, III, or IV. Stage I ... |
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